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OJ Ultimate Vegan's avatar

Nice article - my team is beginning to realise the need for more of our better players to throws hammers, scoobers and blades as essential to our offensive development.

For a lot of lower level teams I think we get trapped because hammers are viewed in two ways:

1. The cool things that I'm going to throw just because it looks cool - My previous team had players who reversed your 1-10 practice ratio and couldn't throw a flick, barely a backhand at times, but had UFA ready hammers.

2. A scary thing only good people throw so there's no point even practicing.

Extra point, at lower levels I think something that hold hammers back is receiver ability because much like the throwing practice - people don't receive upsidedown or blady discs often enough.

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Arthur E Baraf's avatar

I love this and agree 100%

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